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Falcon (oz908) by Albert E Hatfull from Keil Kraft 1949 - plan thumbnail

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Keil Kraft Falcon. Classic design, large 8 foot wingspan free flight sport model, for 10-15cc engines.

The Falcon seems to be a later (unlicensed?) copy of the 1937 Ben Shereshaw Cloud Cruiser (oz1614) design, the only major difference between the two is the enlarged tail fin with additional sub-fin below, holding the tail wheel.

Update 04/02/2014: Have split this plan into 3 pages now, for easier printing.

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Falcon (oz908) by Albert E Hatfull from Keil Kraft 1949 - model pic

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Falcon (oz908) by Albert E Hatfull from Keil Kraft 1949 - pic 003.jpg
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Where is the C of G ?
Ray - 14/06/2013
Try to ask here. http://www.historicke-modely.cz/kontakty/ Use Jaroslav Pipek as a contact
jankober - 17/06/2013
Steve, the best reference for a KK Falcon CG position is Ben Buckle. Ben positioned the Falcon CG at 213 mm in front of the wing trailing edge (easier to define accurately than the curved LE). This is a 35% CG. Regards,
Brian - 04/02/2014
Hi, Here are some more photos for your files... my KK Falcon that was actually made from a Ben Buckle kit [pic 003]. As you can see it is electric powered. I think the Flyware motor is about 500 watt. Regards,
Alf Britchford - 26/03/2020
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